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Keller.

A handsome dwelling is being erected
here7;for-1fr G. W. HIoyo.,
Mr.. Jas. E. snead has been engaged
as clerk by B. w. Mears S Son.
MI. Richard N. West has opened ;
first class boarding house at this place
J. H. Turner was made happy few
days since by the arrival of a bouncing
boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. i. D. Shovel, of Berlin
Nd, are visiting friends and relatives
here.
Miss Mary Wescott sister of J. ].
Wescott, fell on the ice last week and
broke her leg.
The mill of T. T. Stockly, which sus-
pended operations during the cold wealth
er, is again in working trim, and all Or
ders for lumber can now be promptly
filed.
Mr.. John G. Figgs is being solicited.
to allow his name to he. used as Demo-
cratic candidate for constable. 1t is
universally conceded that he is the right
man for the place.
The quarterly meeting which was to
be heidi at Oak Grove Church on Satur-
day, was postponed on account of in
clement weather, to the 18th inst, and
held at Pungoteague church.
The Staunton Life Association.
through their agent Mr.. w. A. War
rington is doinga brisk business at this
place. Policies amounting to $4,000
we're taken last week.
Skating parties have been frequent
Turing the late cold weather and been
in by both sexes. On Mon
lay last especially, gay party of ladies
md gentlemen ''took in the sport" at
1offman's wharf and at night the sboys
y the light of the moon" INDUCED in
he light fantastic on wharf. Jeff D. Fl.
dears acted as floor manager, and John
1utchison as musician on the occasion.
The ladies were not invited to the hop.
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The signs Of the times in this locality
indicate more work for our next grand
jury than from any other section OF our
county.
A matrimonial boom is among the
possibilities i'll this section shortly. II
our girls do not prove recre;lnt to their
lovers.
The sum of one thousand dollars has
been subscribed for new church at
Bethel near this place, and work thereon
will begin shortly.
The oystermen Of our place are now
laying on their oars" their boats hav-
ing heen "frozcn in'' for several days.
Want of work for them means dull
times tous.
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i
The object of this suit is to OBJ.
tain the decree Of the said court
for the sale for purposes of parti.
ton among those entitled, of Il GER
tain lot or tract of land, situated in
Lee District in said county, con.
tanning fifty.two acres, more or less,
and bounded N. e. by the land of
Jno. II. Walker, S. e. by the land
of Winfield Stevens and others, s.
w. by that Of VIM. j. Eichelber-
ger and wife and others, and n. w.
by tile county road leading from
the G. H., to Pungoteague.
Affidavit having been made be
fore the clerk of the said court that
the said defendants, Annie Virgin.
la Stevens, Sarah Stevens, William
Morris Stevens, Palestine Henry
anu Estelle, his wife, and William
Thomas and Margaret A., his wife,
are non-residents Of this State, on
the motion of the plaintiffs, by their
attorneys, it is ordered that said
nonresident defendants do appear
here within one month after due
publication of this order and do
what is necessary to protect their
interests; and that this order be
once a week for four sue
cessive weeks in the PENINSULA
ENTERPRISE, a newspaper pub
lished ut Accomack Court House
in said county, and also posted at
the front door of the courthouse of
said county, on the first day Of the
next term OF county court of the
said county.
Test. NJ. OLDHAM, Jn., c. G.
A Copy
Test. NJ. OLDHAM, JR., G. @.
Thos. FL. Bayly Browne and Sam'l
[. Ross, p. q.
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Presiding Elders Appantua ent,.

First round OF Quarterly Meetings,in
part, for Eastern Shore District NJ. 4.
Church South:
Atlantic, Downings, December 18th
and Goth.
Onancock, louisville, January lst
and End, 1887.
Pungoteague, Oak Grove, January sth
and 9th.
Belle Haven, Powclton, January 18th
and 10th.
Berlin, Berlin, January 22nd and 2Srd.
Eastville, Capeville, January 10Th and
S0th.
Cobbs' Island. January 3lst and Feb
ruary 1st.
JOSEPH II. AM1ss, P. E.
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against
Hiram p. TgiS,srsssnr

|
Hiram 2 Pon ,llsssen; -Tifomas NJ. Po1T
SON and Ellen, his wife, John E. Poul.
son and Mary, his wife, Marion J. Poul-
son and Sarah, his wife, Frederick
Cook and Amelia, his wife, Polly Poul-
son, William Justls and Triphenia, his
wife, George Martin, ST., the husband
of Catharine Poulson, deceased, Tri-
phenia Martin, Hattie Martin and
George Martin, Jr.....................D efts.
IN C1ANCERY.
The object Of this suit is to obtain
the decree Of the said court for sale for
purposes of Partition amongst the heirs
at-law of Triphenla PoulSou, deceased,
OLA certain piece or parcel of land. con-
tanning ninety acres, more or less, of
which said decedent died, seized and
possessed situated in the county of Ac-
comack, and bounded as follows, n. Z.
by the land Of VIM. Somers, n. W. by
Muddy Creek, S. W by the land Of Jas.
Williams heirs and S. e. by that of
VIM. Somers.
Affidavit having been made before the
clerk of the said court that the deren-
dants, Frederick Cook and Amelia, his
wife, George Maltin, ST., Triphenia
Martin, Hattie Martin and George
Martin, Jr., are non residents of this
State, on the motion of the plaintiffs, by
their attorney, it is ordered that they do
appear here within one month after due
publication OF this order and do what is
necessary to protect their interests; and
thai this orderbe published once a week
for four successive weeks in the s'PEN-
INsULA ENTERPElsE," Il newspaper
published at Accomack, e. H., in SAID
county, and also posted aT the front door
of the court house Of the county on the
first day of the next term of the County
Court Of the said county.
Test. NJ. OLDHAM, JR., G. G.
A Copy.
Test. NJ. OLDHAM, JR.. &C.
Sam'l. L. Ross, p. q.
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GrccrlbnckyiIIc.

The following shows the average re-
suit of the examinations held at the
close of the year in the public free school
at this place. Grammar sclIool-Miss
Mamie Glib, teacher: Reading 90,
arithmetic .9l3, geography 1899, spelling
1855, grammar oil, history .9O5, ETY.
mology So, physical geography SO.
Primary dcpartment-Miss Minnie Glib,
teacher: Spelling ST., reading $50,
writing 800. arithmetic .743, geography.
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VIRGlNIA, In the Circuit Court
Y for the county of Accomacl, in va
cation, January 18th. 1887
Mary Stevens, William w. Gray
and Elizabeth d., his wife, in ri CHIT
Of said wife..................P Plaintiffs.
against
Annie Virginia Stevens, Sarah
Stevens, Rillo Joseph Stevens,
Richard Stevens and May, his wife,
George Samuel Stevens, James
Upshur Stevens, Emily Florence
Stevens, William Morris Stevens,
Palestine Henry and Estelle, his
wife, William Thomas aud Margar-
ct A., his wife, Montcalm Oldham,
Jr., trustee in IL deed executed by
VIM. w. Gray and Elizabeth D.,
his wife, to him for the benefit of
John Drummond, John Drummond
in his OWN right and as assignee Of
VIM. G. Coleburn & Sons, Mont
calm Oldham, Jr., and William p.
Bell, executors of VIM. IL. PARA
more, deceased, who was trustee in
a deed executed By Richard Stew
ems to him for the bepeGt Of Chas.
B. LilIiston, Chas. B. Lilliston,
Levin ". Mock, trustee in u deed
executed by Elizabeth D. Gray,
who prior to her intermarriage
with the said VIM. w. was Eliza
beth D. Stevens), to him for the
benefit of VIM. q. Coleburn & Sons,
James II. Fletcher, Jr., trustee in a
deed executed By Richard Stevens,
to him for the benefit of George B..
Fosque, surviving partner OF the
late firm Of Fosque q Bro, George
B. Fosque, Montcalm Oldham, Jr.,
trustee in Il deed executed by Mary
Stevens, to him for the benefit Of
George T. Parker aud VIM. Ell.
Parker. merchants and partners
trading as George f. Parker Il Co.,
and the said George f. Parker and
VIM. II. Parker, merchants and
partners trading as aforesaid. ar
------,~,.e=aa-zutrnps- lHtepiTr.>5..s -.cs
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Messrs. John S. Martin, and Powell
& Garrison will sell at public auction,
TO the highest bidder, on Saturday. Jan.
22nd, 1857, at Powelton the following
property: four work horses, three colts,
Is years oldl. seven COWS. several hogs,
y barrels Of corn, four carts. one car
riage and set Of harness, one batteau
and sails, farming implements and many
other articles. Sale to commence at II
a. M, at which time terms Will be made
known.
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L. Childrey, now represents the
Phoenix, Agricultural ana Virginia
Fire u Marine Insurance Companies,
having secured the agency In the latter
as appears by card in this issue. His
headquarters will he at Onancock, where
he has opened an office and proposes to
reside permanently. We commend the
companies and their agent to our peo-
ple-all of them are iirst-class and Mr..
Chlldrey is prudent and careful in TAX
ing risks and sees that they meet all
their Obligations promptly.
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George w. Pitts, formerly of !tliS
equity, died IN Baltimore. last Wednes-
day, in the seth year OF his age. The
deceased is well-known business man,
having been for many years connected
with the firm of William NJ. Powell &
Co., Baltimore. AS salesman of said
firm he was very popular with our mer-
chants. His many friends on the East
ern Shore will hear with deep regret Of
his uAtimely death.
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To my Fellow-Citlzens of Accomae

To my Fellow Citizens of Accomac
Il hereby announce myself a candidate
for'oos-onwealth's Attorney in th,$#,l
election to bo-holu leAG spliny. nave "
held the Office for the last eighteen
months by the appointment of Judge
Parramore and during that time 1 have
prosecuted to the best of my ability ev-
cry violation OF the law without preju-
dice rpartiulity; and if my fcllow-coun-
tymen approve my course, and see fit to
continue me i'll Office for Il regular term,
| Shall be gratefulto them, and endeav-
or to fill the Office with credit to myself
and the county. I, of course, shall be
subject to the primary election. if the
Democratic party decide upon such a
course. Respectfully yours,
j. II. FLETCHER, JR.
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MAprsv1LLE, /. II. 81.

Mr.. EDIToR--Will the farmers of the
Eastern Shore permit an old friend to
offer a few suggestions in regard to
pitching their crops for the coming
year.
First, diminish your sweet potato
crop. Put in only half your usualquan-
tity. Have them early and see that they
are good. EXpend the balance of your
manure on other things. Pay more at
tention to stock and poultry.
There is every prospect for war in
Europe. We shall not be so much en-
gagged in politics next year, and if you
act judiciously in your farming opera
tions you will have good year.
Help each other through this cold and
trying winter by being lenient toward
one another and charitable. twill come
back to you a hundredfold before anoth-
er New Year. Please accept the kind
wishes Of AN EXILE.
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Mr.. EDIToR'-Let me say in the first
place, that this is the first line that has
ever been written by me concerning 10
cal option, for either one of our county
papers: and ! write now simply to make
a suggestion to those who seem to think
it their personal duty to write concern
ing it. That suggestion is, that those
who write about local option sign their
names to their articles.
There are several reasons why this
| III be done. If an article appears
9aRer Gjy @fot people ad sts to
the wrong man is guessed, and he haS,
s'lffer innocently, orIwithout cause.
seems to me that no man has the NOR;
right to thrust upon the public, "insil
uatlons" which he will not dare to pu
his signature to. Especially is this tru
with reference to local option at thi
time. Indeed, believe it is general
true with reference to all subjects, tia
any article, to which tile author
ashamed or afraid to put his name, ha
better be burned than printed. 0
course, Mr.. EDITOR, you will perceiv
that this advice is designed for thos
who claim to be the advocates of loca
option, but would tnot lie well for boil
sides to heed this advice.
If anybody feels that he must writ,
his piece, or else the whole fabric Of so
ciety and our government will tumble
to pieces, why then let HIM sign his
name, and perhaps the prop will prove
sufficient to stay it.
Respectfully,
W. A. STREET.
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Geo. F. Parramore, county chairman,
authorizes the announcement that a
meeting OF the Democratic party will
be held at the courthouse on next court
day for the purpose of electing county
chairman and organizing for the spring
campaign.
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j. w. Goodwin, is the successor
Of w hite 4 Goodwin, commission mer-
chants, Wilmington, Del, which lately
dissolved by mutual consent. Mr.. God
win is a native of our county, and in ev-
cry respect in our opinion, merits the
patronage of our people.
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Unclaimed Letters.

Mail remaining unclaimed in the post
office at Accomac c. H., Jan. 10th, 1877.
g. W. Bond, William Carum, Geo.
Conquest, Mary 0. Dickinson, Ann
Foskey, J. r. Franklin, w. Edward
Jones, Leila L. Mason, Annie Watson.
WM. p. BELL, p. M.
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a big revival Is now in progress at
the Pittsyille N. Z. Church, conducted
by RevS. A. D. Davis and Vim. X. Gal
loway. Our correspondent reports scores
of penitents and several converts.
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Announcements.

To the Voters of Accomac County,
I announce mYselfa candidate for the
Office of Commonwealth Attorney. at
the May election, 1887. Subject how
ever to the decision of the Democratic
party in a primary election.
Respectfully,
JOHN J. GUNTER.
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snincOtHNEIse.

Our ice houses have been filled with
very fine ice-better than was ever reap
ed before.
Isaiah Powell, died December 9th
1856, Of consumption, aged 46 years.
Mr.. Emory Phiprs and Miss jamie
Russell, were married on the Sth inst,
by Rev. S. U. Grimsley.
A large tell has been presented by
school trustees, to our academy, and Il
..long felt want" thereby been met.
A protracted meeting at the NJ. P.
Church. by Rev. Clinton Wyatt, has
closed. Several persons were converted
and joined the church.
Miss Mary Grimsley ,pupilat the Oman
cock Academy, and Master j. L. ken-
ney, at school in Philadelphia, came
home to spend Christmas.
a steam saw mill to he used prlnci-
pally for saving stove wood, has been
established in our town, to the great
convenience of its inhabitants.
Deputy Collector of Customs, w. F.
II. Cropper.. received us Il New Years
present pair of handsome babies, boy
and glrl--weight of each. S lbs.
Work will soon btgn on new NJ. z.
Church to be erected here, and grand
festival underline auspices Of the lady
members, is to be held to raise funds
for. that purpose.
Manyvessels harbored in ourport dur
ing the late freeze, and among them
were schooners Raymond, Of N. Y.
loaded with coal, aud schooner Recruit,
loaded with goods for our merchants.
Recent arrivals at Atlantic: S. W.
Huff, Staunton. Va; Robt. Ross, Bos-
ton, Mass, Edward jenkins, Phlla. Pa;
Alex. Crawford, n. y; Edward Ross,
Poccmolle city; A. II. Howard. /.
Hauce, Baltimore.
Steam yacht Medalon, n. y. stopped
at Chincoteague on her way from Cur
rituck. n. Z. on Sth inst. The sport
ing club which own her were here ear
lier in the season, and left their decoys
ut Atlantic-hence their visit at this
time.
Sloop Dennis Kelly, VIM. Broadwa-
ter, colorcd, loaded with pine wood,
Willie anchored in our harbol on the
18th ulto., was SET fire to by signal lamp
and had part of her cargo, sails, riggin
&C., burned. Loss about 5000. n purse
of $40 was made up for the owner by our
citizens.
Capt. B. S. Rich is known as the SAN
ta Claus OF our L. S. boys. He left
with them during Xmas, checks for
quarterly services, aggregatlng 1920
one thousand and fifty dollars for each
of the stations located near here, and
manned principally by our own citi-
zens.
During the late freeze the steamer
Widgeon. did not make a trip for eight
days, and we felt as if we were cut
off from the world. The boys who lave
he 5. getting their "old red eye' from
what ii say they didnot fully realize
town before. TiiGys yina local option
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The happy combination comfort and
economy" can be found at the Maltby
house. Baltimore. It's conducted on
both American and European plans,
with unsurpassed facilities in each.
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A change in the schedule of the New
York, Philadelphia and Norfolk railroad
is reported for next Monday. 1t is
said that an extra passenger train will
he put on the route and other changes
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NOTICE TO CREDIToRs-All persons
having claims against the estate of Ro-
bert Willis, deceased, will please present
them to the undersigned at the store of
Powell & Garrison, Powelton. Va, be-
tween the hours of Ga. IN. and p p. M,
OH 10th day Of January, 1857:
G.. V. Willis.
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A Card to the Public.

TO my friends and the public:
Finding that l cannot successfully
run my steam mill and the insurance
business, have concluded that it is
best for me to give up one Of IL enter
prises, consequently, l have is day
sold out my business as agent L the
Virginia Fire and Marine In rance
Co.. to Mr.. L. w. Childrey, who having
received the appointment as agent for
the Company, willin the future canvass
for the said Company, and to him 1
would ask my friends to continue their
patronage. l thank my friends for their
Kindness toward me in patronizing me,
while [ was agent. assure them shall
ever appreciate their kindnes.
Very Respectfully,
S. w. MATTHEWS.
Jan. Is, 81. :
DILLHEADS,
- LETTERHEADS,
STATEMENTS,
ENVELOPES,
HANDBILLS, &C
Neatly printed at this Office by FIRST
class artist-no amateur work.
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Stephen Coin has purchased the in
terest of Mr.. r. j. Mason i'll firm OF
Major and r. j. Mason, at Bloxom S
station. The firm is now known as
Mason & Coin.
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y liver

more station lSas been opened at Ex-
the public. 1t will be 1modation OF
troll of Zorro Willis, and that III, con-
sufficient assurance that it will be fir;
class and that prices charged will
reasonable.
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George R. Pitts, son of the late Judge
E. F, PskS, died in Richmond during
altslss. ;...l.z.szssssssS,
was very popular in that city, and had
numerous friends on the Eastern Shore
who have heard with regret of his death.
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Notice of the dissolution of the firm of
Fosque & Boggs, Onancock aud of the
new firm of Geo. B. FosQue & Co., APP
pears in this issue.
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Benjamin 7. Nelson, will represent
Lodge No. l, \. .. U. W., us delegate
in the Grand Lodge which meets at
Pocomoke City III February.
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3. c. Barnard,
Lebanon, Del.

NoTrcE.-I, hereby forewarn Ill per-
son or persons from hauling seine on
my shore, also from cunning or trapping
of any kind on my premises, under full
penalty of the Law. Z. L. Taylor.
CcL. ID 1876
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The New York, Philadelphia and Nor-
folk Railroad Co.

The annual meeting of the stockhold-
ers of this company will be held at the
Office Of the company in Drummond-
town, Accomac county, Virginia. on
Monday, the 18th day of January, 1857,
at ten O'Clock a. m.
WIN. CARIss, JR.,
Secretary.
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Richard Corbitt, lodged in jail last
week for dredging unlawfully has been
hliled by Capt: II. l.. Crockett
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Mrs. Ella Hickman. of our town re-
turned home this week from a long Wis
it to friends in Indiana.
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VIRGINIA: In the Circuit Court
Y for the county of Accomack, i'll the
vacation of the said court, January 18th,
1887.
james f Honey and Theodosia, his
W. Il ,rsospe )sHiaintiffs, y
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For RENT-Large new mansion, out
building, lawn, ice house, 20 acres of
good trucking land, 4acres of wheat and
clover, large woods, i'll the village Of
Belle Haven, possession at once.
Geo. w. Jacob.
Belle Haven, Va.
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NoT1cE-The firm of Marshall & Co.,
New Church, Va, was tllis the 10Th
day OF December, 1856, dissolved by nu-
tual cOnsuht. Either will sign in liqul-
dationo claims due late firm.
VIM. IL. Marshall,
Lloyd Birmingham.
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For SALE-Fine Morrell mare. s
years old, gentle TO all harness and a
good roadster-also fine large Morrell
colt. Cheap for cash.
Upshur Byrd,
Seaside P. o., Va.
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NoTIcE.-AlI persons having claims
against the estate of jas. n. Ward de-
ceased, will present them to the under
signed administrator ut once for adjust
meut. Jno. w. Kcllan,
Locustville.
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LosT-Between Onancock and Cross
roads, a leather hand -satchel, containing
IL large bunch Of keys, Il pair of specta
cles in a case, and several other small ar
ticles. If the finder will return to Slo-
comb & Ames, Onancock. they will. be
paid 81. Mrs. Maggie Willis,
Wacllapreague, Dec. Is, 1876.
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LOG Al NEWS.

Mrs. NJ. 4. Gibbons, of our town,who
has been quite illfor several days is now
convalcScent.
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FENcE-If you intend to put up pail
ing or railing, wait and see the Vincent
Combination Fence. Cheapest, pref
tieSt. and most durable fence in the
world. For sale by A. NJ. N ottinghaln,
louisville, Va. Samples Can be seen
by dropping him line.
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NoTIcE-All persons indebted to late
firm of Marshall 81 Co. will please settle
ut once, or they will find their claims III
the hands of IN officer for collection.
VIM. II. Marshall.
Lloyd Birmingham.
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For SALE.-Two large, young horses
or will exchange them for smaller ones.
Jno. w. Kcllam, NJ. D., LocuStville.
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FRUIT TREES AND PLANrs-Straw-
berry, raspberry, blackberry, goOseberry,
and asparagus plants, cllrrant aud grape
vines. Peach trees a specially. also
pear, plum, apple, cherry, ounce, shade
and ornamental Trees. Prices low
Terms cash. Address
r.. c. Barnard,
Lebanon, Del.